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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28


FER 500 aus 30 >. G Mann. r.
Msgef u Innoun has bssn irylnR -
80 fae1o bEi1k foF : sasall taIl1l1e
- P1udan nsunns. - lha bziskmakrs
fsE lh1l cils hed e ur1ar sscsntly nn6
basams 0sz4 EndsranAsu& ~. Mnnn
mua anrlBna - zee 90 nSiek % n9 la
hN49 his uoek 6Dzz during - l11E
&zgN 4E4 - Gua Neal1aEs zu4 IlEe IL
Ruoa oElizsna 81 Gha1 tkTfgina li1lla VI
eaN eA1ulf 2o whan 1keE wHu1 9n1-
faiDa. he o1ms % Seattle ard sisIle1
10 EaEionH hfInksasd8 b. SO WAak Ne
eoul4 ~. Hkile a1 tie gard ~ Qerml
Ulbtle ko uaa 1Asan kiin 81 a4'eA
0esntkful hxsnh, nnd althonat BE- snlg
wanted A0G00. Ne wMe % pBenas4 fAa1
- aQzsz1 e taxa - e1lITa Kin, pEe-
Ii1s4 g. soal4 neease thelz lrAuspatt1-
ffen b InoosnAH He came ID 70 SO =.
=. MiineT atput tznuspor1nfio1. cut
lhnl aenlIeman beina ab11ut, lis ehlel
clara, Fred Aliens ansune1 Mk. Nam
that Ell neeRzHy tr1H111Et11toD 2Ae>I'
itlas wouif b ado11ed him. Mr.. Mann
hzfk for TnreH8a 20 make aEKanRemeu1a
% cleae Tie bargain With Mr.. D!b6les
pEoml7inG - fetnEn today. Ibear EFics
ME. Kama GETS a. 81 ps7 iAousand. and
aompars& with fhe sluM they ere Eat-
ting into baildsngs u Tacoma thsy aEe
reasonably worth SIS pef ibou1alo
The fratQbt from HenffIe 70 fnec1nA d
Faii Is So PEI Thousand, % that kIf. Manz
al1I ct 6is brirk lnid dSan thsFs q
cosf mol 70 exceed So per thouaand, Be.
aldes as1linR he bed Iot q bricks th1.
ever sent into tAat town. AeW tbs
NJ. DibbIs haa sold his bziek. 4 ere III
half s aozeu parties altar him trying g
Get son1e 81 them. Parties hGnEluR o
fhe plans for The Methodist ChQFot
want 70 nse these brick. ard the rail-
road company wants lol. 4 feW thon
sand alil probably - reserved for Ia
railroad enmpanys but the balAnoe va
undoublsdly 80 70 Tacoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Easlez1az afleEnnsn . rep1ssss nzl
III. kpnis E1hnA e. Fnncouvsx. III
i - e1ni,annn 10 oriRinalI1 slaris
lhs ksrsnl lsct1zy h Esaasis, and va
uoutd fcshlisss knEo bssn Funning 4
- has s6e ~ Enir1d1elisn 81 ~ eeEs.
rtinaasi maaAinsry fnruuzsd b. n. nnas.
inIIzEt. ukleh ogs1tnalir nenI - o1na-
pnnE = aha NaIE NJ. E1hns hzd t4knz
1onan atepn 10 a1k q leaaa e The property
am1 EfaE9 Is 40 nRafn. hn8 be h11 been
g1ahzs - rs eontEact via Can
6pre1hles faF khe barrels After thay ar1
nn1nzfa1llEsd. InnpsakinR q this &IE.
6otns nnid-
~. SqrsekIss sesia M 10 50 ahsaa
and 1snE1 10. nnH 1hn1 ~ ui7f sfso ne
/ ne p7ef1nznca. h1i - be Is TIE only
/ oNu1nzngf a1 barrels o. t1i1 o1azt. Of
any eonsFuaeuGo. be o1n, wI1nnuf con.
1lnet. raGuis1s ne rRice % snil himaslf,
/ ard ehEg y &Gakh . tie mAnufae11rkE.
unask he air1nmslancea / have ahoul
| eirnn up tl1 i4ea e utnElsng TIE faet0Es
/ aRai1. Hpreeklos no9 Rst1 his baffel:
/ cut frum fhs Ens1. ana VIII haxa 10 con
tinne - % % unless be decides t. RIvt
some one 3 contrast On this oaaaf. Nd
man & aoinN in1o IN euAerpEise Of thai
kind under ths circumstances wfihsal
s0me assurances thai be EN- nnd mar
kes TOR bis mauufs1tured goods 81 Fea-
souabIe remuneration when they err
ready s1s sale.
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On ron Wonx-Caplain 4. 0inay's
sisansr Bob Irving is 81 last Of ard
ready for buinasl. After inspecting
Der yesterday, Captain Bryant told Gag
tain Olney that BE ws1uld Issue him 9
esrlifaaie to enable him 30 oaszy
frsiehl. and that L. be would oonfre
TIE steamers operations 70 The HksGii
or scme Of the ether rivers emplginQ
inso the Sound. that be would endorse
The eerlifeaie 10 enable him 10 carry
passsnRsrs, but that ne passenger ear
if6cafe wouid be issued Il she did b1zi-
ness On lbe waters e. The eoand. OaB
ieIn Olney stated that be would put hez
10 work On The skaait river, and that 4
be could Hna business enoa1h kheEe %
kesp her going be uo1ld ran her tneEl
permanently; otherwise be would taxi
her 70 some point whess business ID %
| be done.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

OF raFinx kAhltaal aansffcasiaa ans
liver ana kt3naF illa 4 10 asaia ne a.
81 the hiitaE. 1faEtie aVsx uaeaieiasa -
cAiAaFtiea, and - take oaly shs x,easart
lAaaaa fSnii samedE, Syrup 81 Firs r
ieAn. e14 4oea nus leave ne bowels eus-
nsA. - tAat teNsiAf kAhsaa naag Be
fexsaed ana Ne lnxAlta perunAneuily
r.seared = healih- heets pEsmpkly asa
sLesstgtlgi . 3 eassly tAkaa, snd per.
feeeiy hermaNmA kus asaa in % cents
And 3 bolala& Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Mfn Winafouss Hoozhfnn Syrup, for chfIdrsn
tscfhlne. Il the proaeription a. ems Of de beg.
female nurses aud physlefana = he United
States and has been ussd for forty Ieaxs with
foR their ehlldren. During the rEocees d
tosthIng its value 3 incnlsalabie. & relieves
ne chaid from pain. cures dysenteEy and GiaE
rhza. griptng a Tie bowels and Wind cello
By elVin9 health 70 The child e Es1ls ~
mother. Price 80 boktls. Apl6dNly
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Ne Esa q wensan wiz q apiinF a
gr&re san easfa g. uiss tie ~ srraf.
~ ElE4& et447lez SALE q Iexfxs 8
A,sa4aMsN 0epaa aaa&a onlg ~ osnin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Regular Cor. Poet madagascar.
ApzHrunnxD LECTURE.
A ripple Of exoitsmsnt vas oecasionsd
last esenina In the Opera House, where
Miss Knte Field vas delivering q Ieolurt,
b. q quiet alarm Of Dire being spread
'tkFozen the andience. Al investigation
revealed ths fact that q LAMP had ex-
pioded IN photograph gallery acrosa
ne street. The damage was nominal.
n vary short time the assemblaae had
dispersed. b four and Eve leaving &c q
time. uhIeh undoubtedly prevented 8
panic. Miss Field was under the i'm
preston that the andienas had for some
Fsason suddenly changed from humoF-
Gus mood % that Of disgust, and we're
IeaxinR on that account. The situation
vas explained, however, which speedily
dispsiied the illnaion. The lecture de-
livered waa sniiiled "a MoFmon Nos
nieE.n and proved most interesting
thsme, which olsaflY Demonstrated the
fact that The brilliant lecturer vas per
fsctly familiar with the eviis Of Nor
monism.
scAncrrx or asAMEN.
Saameu are very scarce at present,
much more GO than usual. The ship
/ En0us SoQle has been detained IN the
haFhoG fer over two weeks Ia the 90 far
/ fruifloaa endeavcr 10 secure Q Grey, al
though honus Is freely offered. The
bark Professor johnson 10 also in port
awaiting creu. Several vessels have
left port short handed. The prevailing
wages are forty dollars per month. The
sailors who are In port want forty I've
dollars. and are not particular about
shipping as that rate.
The agent or she Pacific Coast Ship
OWnoFs Association has been visiting
The hospitals, III and grave gard daily
ID the vain endeavoF 70 eeours aailoFs
for vessels belonging 70 that association
EEws GATHERINGS.
Tia Urited States revanue cnfteI
01ize4 Wnlanif kaa haen l1idnn A. Iron.
dale wharf undergoing Fepairs.
TIE Chllian ship Laura R0eAlies, li2l
tens. has finished loading lumber 81
Port blakely, and IL expected down to
morrow 70 clear for Valuaraiso.
The schooner Marie E. Smith, Capt
YoanQreen, arrived here this morning
10 procure aeamep. She will probably
aaii tonight for San Pedro.
1he iron lark Annie johnson, Capt.
Hall, sixtsen dsys ffom San Francisco,
passed up IN TOW Of the tug Tacoma
thia morning bound 10 Seattle 10 lead
lumsef at the Commercial mill fas San
Diego.
Il Tue British bark Taylor, which has
been layiHR 10 the harhoE for the east
month, proceeds to Port Gamble today
20 loud Inubaf for Ooquimbo.
The bark Skagit. Capt. R5binson.
lumber laden from Port Ludlow for
San Pedro, vas aowed to sea today BY
the snR Tyee.
| Capt. Olapp, Of The bark General
Butler, arrived IN town today from Pert
Gamble 10 attend 10 some Business be-
tween TIE Custom House ard hts vessel.
| CAPT. HaEdwiek, Of tbs new Schooner
lizzie Vance. nov loading lumber at
Utaaladg fog Port Costa. came to toun
today 70 secure CUSTOM House papers
for hia vessel.
PohT TOWNSEND. July 9th.
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WAEE1NaToE, July 27.--Tne board ap.
pointtd 90 examine the aeooanis Of
DiabaFsinE Ofiieer Yeatuan, OF the War
Department. reports everything abso-
lutoly oofreot,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Mems LIGHT Ooiors Dssby Hats re-
dueed from s. 70 s25o. TOMAS Assoc
KBNAN.
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R!,,Ay..v. cos


NORTH PACIFIC AID Gro. (. sRkaa
Altofna1e
Arrive daily exceps Sunday. frum
Victoria and Port T0wnSonds pm
Depart osily except Sunday, far
Tacoma s...ss.sse...s...s.s.s.. Pm
Arrive daily except sunday.
nom Iaconla...e.ss... s.... :. 90 q
Depart dEily oxccp1 Sunday. faf
Victoria and Pert ToWn1ena.. an
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tnooma. Rm
Departs daily foe Tacoma am
Arrives daily from Tno0mn, ox.
oept Sunday ..ssl11o Pm
DepaFl1 daily for Tacoma, exeap1
SUNDAY ss.t.-..,....,aessss.sss - In IA
RTKAnEEn IDAHO
Arrives fEsm Whatcom every Tuza.
dns. LaaFsdAv and Saturday st.... 3 pm
Departs for Whatcom nna way ports
every aunday, Tuesday and Thurs
oaI, ssssSss.ssssstssssss+..M Pm
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HUNTS REMEBY co.
= Provfaeace. r..

TINTED STATES or AMERICA. TERRI.
" tory Of Washington. Third Judiciai Dis
t4ct-as
n the District Court holding ternns al Seattle.
Ne. el2s-Ths United States q America ".
s.oop tns nAmel her tackle. apparel and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28


4hs ARA nnanmbsE alary o. TIE ssaaan
comes froua WallA, sud Il thus told b
ne Sfelseass uaenmhefs have fusl
aAda snelf appeaxAnce. A yonns Fhyai.
san e small pracaiee 10 Walla Waila
noticed q man haysna some II Pear
seals fhlH mornin9, and be followed
Aim hama and waited Coz aevalopments.
Five ha1fe izteH TIE ffoal door opened,
AMI 4 man eaue hnrfiedly do9n The
nl0Ra ~Want q anesofRa Gagged TIE
tmfeennio1s phyaieian. ~Nst mach =
r16ooaaed tAs man, ~i'm Rolne b The
4lote foF naofa eu4amhefs. s-~l Assss
Hfailssi
Fer years Elias Macy q this evenly
has Aeea nNesinN Ne NasshsFn RAsl6e
To- tFacl ~ land lying % lha TeueAea
ehoat three mslss below seNn. hs beat
she eempany befere TIE lceal land
elnee, when Ne en@peny appealsd %
the C|aeauaiesIan4f ~ tAe eeuafal lsnd
oflee uheFe he eaa again stelaxioaA
&nd soc uRop fuatAef apFaAl, tna Sse
cedsne tEcisione. Awards TIE izn4 b
Eeke healt ~ NJ. ManeYs : aaeesas Aaa.
tA1lx Land. Galasssis cAFsalaae.
IL hnild;es &c additiaa % Isaomiss
s1aRo barn = UF1,ezssila FseEnttE, lsu,.
heE wAs n2ea uhfcA eAnse uua es Al ola
kEsaa ca ~. 2saemtss plnns en ths
n411h. ~. q. Iaonia e49oA 90 lea
heE b hiE mla a rAeias Oar shlfts-
serves lNsHa aza nnd taaAg tke hoaxas
1Ho - ee1ad - essf. Whila exaaanina
lne lannoK ~ E1itet 81 ptsua 81 e
al& Qt4sNR<Ha whlea haa haan PASTED a
tAa h04riA hoaHfnT tata a. sana III
l<s. - ye4az a.. Ii Il wea a. -
eenNs * I ti1a ntnnR 90 k4aeh ara 4
AeglHeien Is q laERN we4ta whseh haa
e1at 4EAote and ever aAtoh IN wrllaF
N4ae l1le min4fese delallA 1nsA a.
naennsknE Has. Aeea t2m. a1e. = izaisr
tafa
oaN dax IeSl W1ak fnEtia xAem,a
and LA naaaeA hA& I perg naarau
41ene fte1a erc1asna Is ~ c.n el1il
nm AZ HessleeA rs Nel1Ief -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-24
NOTICE OF PROOF OF
.gtc.f- ,@ WILL. han3r sa4n

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STAT q
OF Nevada in and f1r EIk0 County.
In the matter Of the estate If .. Il. RAND
deceased. l.g mt oE5 D.. iuuatrh
~ oTICE1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT MON.
~ day the fourteenth day OF Nov .mber, 1881,
at 0 O'clock a. n! ofssid cay, and the cdurt.rooih
of said Court in the County Of Elko. state
of Nevada, have boon appointed ~ the
time and place for proving the will Of said j.
H. RAND, deceased, and for herring the appli.
cation Of Mrs. MARY ELLEN RAND for the
issuance TO her Of letters parliamentary
thereon.
4 .Aoh"" OBJ. wIsEAAs, Clerk.
.. W.lDoRsBT and 7. A.PLusNER, ,!bIrG9
b sIl.E Attorneys for Peusioasr.l
Dated Oct. Z, 1887. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06
EASTER Nor1or.

We are displaying a superb stock OF Easter
'eNovelties;" special attention having been
given the selecting of Gloves. Hosiery. Neck
wear, Laces, Psrssols, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06
GnAsD RrnsAsr FEsrrvAL
NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
LANsBURGH BROS.

10 cases Of Bleached wamsutta sheetins and Pillow
Case Remnants.
As inch Ga 10-4
l2Ac 15c. Csc,
which about less than the REGULAR market
ever offered.
cases Of Plain Brown and Gray; ALSO Plaids Of the
nants double width, only 15c. per yard. Regular
s. ann ca sse ss .n
warranted entirely free from any manufacturers Inn
new lot Of fine French satteen Remnants in dark
Doc can special attention Of the reader to this lot
Remnants heretofore sold by US at = &c. 'n' '''1
cases Of fine a. Light Batisse Remnants, fully one
lot q cet:onadss Tweeds French and Domestic Gass.
reduce 20 viii psy n hs.
ana exanne them before purchasing spring or sum.
greatly reduced figures. This being an exceptional
as FRIDAY Sn
only o per ys
poses.
small lot of Bleaehed Herring bone Drill. extra
Suitable for gents drawers and general domestic.
leaders Jersey reduction warfare, and in order
DA tS' snd IRR only will offer this THURS
103 Jerseys at &c.,. regular value 81.
121 braided at 49c- regular value $125.
1893 Boucle Jerseys in blue brown and black At
6Oc., regular value 81 80.
III Boucle Jerseys, in blue black and brown. and
also spring shades at Soc, worth $3.50.
In household furnishing, such as Spreads, Oui!ts
ETC., in order to supply the general want we have
made the following reductions.
100 Fringed Spreads, which heretofore have been
selling at $1.25, for csc.
e3 Fringed Spreads extra heavy at Al o. worth at
least $1.15.
SO extraordinary quality and very large size 1t
81 3d. worth 2.25 and $2.4O.
new lot of 3l2 large size Honey. comb Spreads st
the low figure Of 62kc. worth at least 81.
Also lot Of slightly damaged Comforts ut Soc,
worth considerably more.
! lot of Gents and Boys &c Scarfs for 14c
100 dozen Huc6 Towels 121fc., size 2Ox4O, worth
1Sc.
500 dozen Wash Rags at 18c. per Dozen worth 81 &C.
60-in. Turkey Red Table Linen 374c worth Soc.
Autograph Albums 21c
Ladies' and Gents Cuff Buttons &C., were 25c
Remnants of all kinds and qualities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06
A n OF H E r PLAN.

BY obtaining the latest imported suits as samples
and then purchasing wholesale quantities Of similar
materials which cut and made in identical STYLES
to the imported, we are enabled to show A READY
MADE SUIT at less than half the price of the i'm
ported Any alteration we make free of charge Why
not try the experiment. Look at suits Calculate
what the materials and making would cost. If our
Suits come cheaper, and we fit you why not buyf
II the tit is not satisfactory don't buy Have you any
risk?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06

The side-show political parties are threatening
the business OF the Old and established political
circuses. The prOhibitionists nearly carry Mtch,
gan; the labor party loses Cincinnati only by
scratch, and polls heavy vote in Chicago. though
tainted In that city with anarchlsm In numerous
western cities the fusion ticket is composed OF re-
puoiicans and democrats in opposition to the
labor ticket, hghting alone IL the sO-ealled great
parties do not soon make definite issues upon the
Liquor and labor questions, new opposition party
may bring fusion and confusion to both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06

notable feature OF the fund now raising for a
monument TO Henry Ward Beecher Is the liberal
ity OF the subscriptions from members of the dra-
matte profession Mr.. Beecher was not a regular
attendant at the theater or an encourager OF
amusements OF that sort In any general way; but
ne went now and then 70 see a good play, he dis
sussed the whole subject In broad minded FASH
ion and he never found 1t necessary In the pulpit
or out OF IL, 10 treat actor as II he were social
outeasf. The justice Of his words and conduct
were appreciated as much as II he had filled the
air with praises Of the hstrionc art and its apos
tleA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN FROM
w country employment; il willing TO make him
self generally useful; can bring recommendations.
Apply at I'LL 18th st. NV. xp6-3t'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED BOY
w situation as waiter in private family. best of
references. Call at o:52 9TH NV 1t
WANTED by RESPECTABLE CoLORED
w woman. frst-class place as nurse or chamber
maid Best of city references; IL II st. It,
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR COOKS. LAUN-
w dresses, chalnbermaids, housekeepers, nurses,
sales ladies' seanstresses walters III families, hotels,
s 5Ss ssasT1'san nw and ap6
WANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capaciies-Mhite
and cOlored, with city references. COOMBS Blu h
CESS, Employment Bureau. 926 F ST. NV. ap6-I'
VKyANTED by RESPECTABLE COLORED
w woman, a situation as cook. chambermald or
in private family. references Gall at l3i3
Vermont ave. NV 1T
IKYANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. TwENTY-ONE
w years of age coored Place to take of horses
willing to wait door, or do anything about the
house. lI4l 18th ST. NV. ap6-2ts
w ANTEDI WILL GIVE ONE-HALF MY SAL
w airy for three months to any one securing me
Government position: have passed civil service exam
instion. Address EXTRA. Star Office. ap6-3t'
NXyANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w nurse position to take care of children; willing
and obliging; objection to leaving the city; good
WANTED KNOWN THE HEADQUARTERS
Drivers Waters. Farm and Dairy with references, at E.
H. DICKS NAT LABOR BUREAU, 5l7 9TH st. a5-4'
HNANTED-BY YOUNG AND RESPECTABLE
w German girl a situation Is housekeerer; under
stands her work thoroughly. Address Housekeeper.
Star office. apo-2t'
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Youn Spn1se Bower
YOUR SPRING BONNET.
YOUR SPRING BONNET.
YOUR SPRING BONNET

You must remember the enormous duties snd.other
expenses attending their journey from Paris to WASH
ington make IMPORTED BONNETS expensive luxu-
res. We show the latest Novelties at Lowest Prices
OUR MADAME NAMARA
toF NEW York;
Makes and Trims Hats Bonnets in identical styles
for g. Trims for 75c. Her First Assistant is MRS
LAKE, who prior to her engagement with The palsis
Royal, was in business for herself New York These
competent Arstes with the aid Of Firstclass Assist
ants, enable to offer High Novelties and we
quote much Lower Prices than you have ever before
paid. The Chatham street Of Washington and its
trash must not be compared. though, in truth, our
prices are not much, If any. higher.
MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, ETC.
Our Stock of Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets Ribbons,
Laces, Flowers, Feathers and Ornaments we need not
tell you the Latest, regards quality and the
YOUR SPRING DRESS.
YOUR SPRING DRESS
YOUR SPRING DRESS.
YOUR SPRING DRESS.
We clip from the Post: "what jam! The immscu-
late bangs Of young clerks were all avry 40 was
the stock which was piled the counters in utter
confusion. Fourteen young people to wait on fifty
customers was trying ordeal"
Such reporters experience on Monday At our
Dress Goods Counter.
Satteens, Cashmeres, Trcots Scotch Tweeds English
Cloths Silks, Satines. The Colors the Designs the
Quantities, the Varieties Cannot you tell If we excel
competitors here and equal our New York rivals
by asking for samples end making comparisons? Will
you do SO? 1t will save you money for then you can
tell positively who Is cheapest and best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06

90 EFF Eff ZEE RRR
8 8 # IF En- k kRkE
90 + + ZEE + Z
THE CHOICE OF 1888 NEcK-DREss-
INGs. BEING SIX HUNDRED AND
THREE AND TwO-TwELFTHS DOZEN
OF THE CHOICEST NECKwEAR FOR
GENTLEMEN PRODUCED BY THE FIN
EST MANUFACTURERS IN THIS COUN-
TRY-MEssRs. J. s. LOWRY CO., MER-
GER STREET. NEW YoRK-AND con-
SHUTTING THEIR ENTIRE LINE OF
ALL THE NUMBERS WE DISPLAY. THE
VERY CHOICEST STYLES FOR THE
SPRING OF 1887. THE RANGE OF
PRICES AT ACTUAL VALUE IS FROM
75c. TO &c. EACH. WE OFFER THEM
AT 35 CENTS EACH. OR THREE FOR
ONE DOLLAR. SAMPLES ARE ON Ex-
HIBITION IN OUR MARKET SPACE
SHOW WINDOWS. 1T WILL PAY YOU
TO LOOK AT THEM, IT REALLY WILL
SAKS AND COMPANY.
THE CROWDS OF LADIES, BOYS AND
CHILDREN THAT HAVE THRONGED
OUR HOUSE SINCE THE FIRST DAY
(MONDAY) OF OUR EASTER OPENING,
AND THE EXPRESSIONS OF SURPRISE
AND PLEASURE WE HEAR ON ALL
SIDES, CONvINCEs Us THAT OUR Eff
FORTS TO GIVE TO THE PEOPLE OF
WASHINGTON HIGH-CLAsS NOVELTIES
IN BOYS AND CHILDREN's WEAR AT
POPULAR PRICES, ARE FULLY APPRE-
GATED BY A DISCRIMINATING AND
INTELLIGENT PEOPLE.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
AFTER ALL. IS 1T ANY WONDER,
WHEN WE ARE SELLING SHIRT
WAISTS FOR HALF A DOLLAR. PER-
Feet IN FIT, AND PROPERLY MADEs
AND OF BETTER GRADE OF GOODS
FOR THE SAME AMOUNT (HALF ADOL-
LAR,.
WHERE CAN YOU FIND STRICTLY
AL-WOOL SUIT, IN PLEATED OR NOR
FOLK STYLES TO FIT BOYS, AGES
TO IL. FOR $3.50, HERE
INTERMEDIATE GRADES UP TO sI5
A SUIT EACH ONE AS CHEAP IN PRO
PORTION TO IT'S VALUE AS THE FIRST
NAMED. EMBRACING EVERY STYLE
AND SHAPE THAT HAS YET BEEN
DREAMPT OF.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
JUST IMAGINE FOR A. MOMENT A
KILT sUIT-"THE ROYAL MIDDY"-IN
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES AND SIZES,
STYLISH AND SERvICEABLE, COLORs
BRowNiAND GRAY, AT s195. ANOTHER
STYLE CALLED THE "CALvKRTON,"
A BETTER.GRADE OF GOODS, AT 2.3O;
THE PURITAN" IN FOUR STYLES, AT
$3.50: AND YOU WILL CEASE TO WON
DER WHY WE FIT OUT THE GREAT
MAJORITY OF THE CHILDREN OF
WASHINGTON. WE'VE GOT THE "GE-
NESTA" kits IN THE LOvEL1EsT
COMBINATIONS. SIX STYLES. ALL
SIZES. AT $3.50. NEVER BEFORE
SOLD FOR LESS THAN $3.50. THE
INDIA" kits. THE PRETTIEST POS
sIBLE CONCEPTS AT $3.50. WELL
WORTH SIX DOLLARS.
THE "PARIsIENNE,m A CHARMING
LITTLE STYLE OF KILT SUIT. AT
$3.50. CAN'T BE DUPLICATED HERE
ABOUTS FOR LESS THAN SEVEN
DOLLARS WE'VE ALSO GOT THE
PARAGON" WEST END" BROOK"
SEASIDE" AND HUNDRED OTHER
STYLES. RANGING IN PRICE FROM
&c TO sl2. SURELY THIS IS AN AS
soRTMENT AND A RANGE OF PRICES
FROM WHICH THE MOST HYPERCRIT-
ICAL MAY BE SUITED WITH EASE,
SAKS AND COArpANv
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1t does not appear That the nationality OF Mrs
James Brown Potter had anything to do with her
failure 10 arouse the enthusiasm of a London
audience. Miss Marie Engle, an American prima
donna who did not postpone her debut to accom-
modate the Prince OF Wales, sang Zerlina In the
same city last evening, and was eneored
several times. Other Americans, OF both
sexes, have been well received by British audi
ences without the aid OF royal patronage. Myron
whitney used TO I'LL Covent Garden almost to
surocation. night after night. Mary Anderson
finds her English sojourn so profitable that she
can hardly break away. The DAILY company made
notable success in London. There IS a certain
something In real merit and real beauty for which
all the adventitious arts OF advertising cannot
furnish substitute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06
WANTED-ROOMS.

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w Rooms ON second floor suitable for housekeeping:
prefer location bet. Z and II and 7th and l.1h
private family children permanent if satisfactory
Address, with terms XY.Z. Star once. sp6-3t'
wv two or three rooms, first second floors, suit
able for housekeeping. Location central. Address,
with references, INQUIRER, Star Office ap6-3t'
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w we'll furnished Room in the northwest; perms-
nept if suited Address. stating terms Box 26 Star
Office. ap4-3t'
TNANTED-ROOMS-WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO
w resume the room,renting part Of our business
tna; mS and for housetseEins uurSoses Rooms
heretofore registered were Cancelled March lst ID. G.
PROCTOR SON. Real Estate and Insurance, l226 +
st. NV. mn2o-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-06

The verdict OF jury OF nifty thousand voters
In Chicago is a-fitting supplement TO the verdict
OF the twelve citizens who sat in judgment on an
archisrn last summer